**Problem 8: Bass Fishing Success**Will is a bass fisherman. He considers himself successful if he catches at least 700 lbs of bass fish, and he is "over the moon" if he catches 1500 lbs of fish during a trip. An average bass weighs 3.5 lbs. How many fish must Will catch if he is to consider his trip successful but not "over the moon?" **Solution:**To determine how many fish Will needs to catch, first calculate the range of total weight that is considered successful but not "over the moon." 1. Will considers his trip successful if he catches between 700 lbs and 1499 lbs of bass fish.Next, calculate the number of fish based on the average weight of a bass:2. For a successful trip: - Minimum fish required = 700 lbs / 3.5 lbs per fish = 200 fish. - Maximum fish for not being "over the moon" = 1499 lbs / 3.5 lbs per fish ≈ 428.3 fish (round down to 428 fish).Therefore, Will must catch between 200 and 428 bass fish to have a successful trip but not be "over the moon."

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